Dream Meanings: “Goblins vs Star Trek Tibetans” (archetypes)

With one of the most amazing dream interpretations you may ever hear, spiritual life coach Carl Johann Schroeder begins his new Dream Meanings series to help you understand just how powerful your dreams can be. Each episode will show how Carl interpreted one of his own “wacky wild” dreams with humor and insight to illustrate vital dream principles that can change your life. Your physical body needs sleep but your spiritual mind does not! Every morning you could be waking up with detailed messages from the higher realms to bring you all the health, wealth, love and happiness your soul knows that you deserve. Enjoy your dreams and destiny, start expecting more help from your inner worlds today!
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[@alanmacdonald3763]

Totally agree :-) And yes : Until they ask do nothing, because until they ask you can do nothing :-)

[@1lyndaenglish1]

• "The collective unconscious is not static however, and itself interacts and constantly changes. These are all phases of constant creativity within your system. You constantly add to the collective unconscious, and constantly receive from it. You change what you receive, however. Each physical object has a psychic effect on all other objects, and a psychic existence that is independent of its physical existence."
• "Jung was correct in postulating a collective unconscious. But with his limited knowledge he did not see that this unconscious would exist outside of your three-dimensional system entirely, holding future as well as past, nor that it has such a cohesive effect upon humanity as a whole. It is the one self with its origins within your system, but its existence outside."
-The Early Sessions Book 8 Session 341 May 15, 1967, Jane Roberts/Seth

[@1lyndaenglish1]

"Ruburt and Joseph know that Star Trek is not “real.” Planets can explode on the television screen, and Ruburt will not spill one drop of coffee. The cozy living room is quite safe from the imaginary catastrophes that are occurring just a few feet from the couch. Yet in a way the program reflects certain beliefs of your society in general, and so it is like a specialized mass waking dream - real but not real. For a moment, though, let us change the program to your favorite cops-and-robbers show. A woman is shot down in the street. Now this drama becomes “more real,” more immediately probable, less comfortable. So watching such a program, you may feel slightly threatened yourself, yet still largely unconcerned."
-The Nature of the Psyche Chapter 2: Session 756, September 22, 1975, Jane Roberts/Seth

[@MsEagle20]

What? Star Trek isn't real? It's a real TV show.

[@InnerSelvesMastery]

Sure enough! It's taken me decades to understand that what''s real is my response to the parades and charades of reality. What I most deeply feel inside is real, and what's weird is that other people may not feel or see it the same way or at all. I can't argue, I need to keep clarifying my values. For example, this week I saw on youtube a Trekkie made a condensed overview of the whole Star Trek universe. Wow I thought, what a great trip down memory lane this will be! By the end I was so turned off to Star Trek I wondered why I ever liked the shows at all. Why? Because this guy completely ignored all the best inspirational stories and ideas of the series, and simply told a long dramatic politics and war history of the federation. Ugh. Ok, then I let it go. This guy and I are in different worlds, he doesn't know my Star Trek. And that's why I switched from Star Trek to Orville anyway. The new Treks are all about the soap opera war politics, and Seth MacFarlane was moved to make the Orville for the original aspirational spirit of the show as designed by Gene Roddenberry. Watch Orville folks, some amazing stories and spiritual symbolism there!